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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28
BABY'S SCALP,
MIX Crust, Dandruff, Eczema and
all Scalp HumOrs Cared
by Cuticuta,

T Asst NOVEMBER my little boy, asoi
IL thrSe years, fell AGAINST n stove while
he was running and cut his head, and, rigl /
after that, be broke out all over his head,
TO tend him, but he got worse, aud the doc
tor could not cure him. His whole head,
face and left ear were in fearful state, and
he suffered terribly. | caush' the disease
from him, and il spread all over my face and
neck and even got into my eyes. Nobody
thought we would ever get better. | felt
sure we were disfgured for lie. | heard of
the CuTIcURA REMEDIES, ana procured a bot
tie OF Cur cURA kEsoLvENr, a box Of CUTl-
rURA az d a cake of CUTIoURA soar, and used
them constantly day and nisht. After usinE
twy bottles Of REsoLvENT, four boxes Of Cur
oURA and four cakes of soar, we ave perfectly
cured without a scar. My toys skin is now
like satin. LILLE EPLlNG,
81 Grand street, Jersey City, N. j.
Sworn to before me this 9Th day OF March,
1885. GILBERT P. RoBISsoN, j. p.
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Syphilis Cured.

TNHE discovery and successful PRACTICE Of
4 az snninent French physician. For In
ad dress
IA. WINNIE Red Fork, Ark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28
An American Article

OF most cate fuI and original manu-
lsc.ure. Colga;e's Cashmere Bouquet
Toilet Soap.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28

GAS FIxTURE5-nsW styles and low
prices st Browne, tire Plumber.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28

The Paris correspondent OF the New
York Herald telegraphsd the folio sing
personal experiences:
CHARLES A nIIVIVIER NEW WORK.
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C!Osin& Exercises L. NJ. a.

Friday evening was tho commence
mcnt occasion of the laurcnS Male
Academy. Tho exercises consisted i'm
speeches by the pupils and an address
by Mr.. a.. +. Williams, of Grcouvillc.
Iho following young gentlemen
~sprcad.thcm Gives on this occasion and
gave vent TO pcnt up eloqucncc:
Thos. Watts, My Country; Carroll
Miller, II" coming man; John Bale,
ouaby reasonable. solution OF MS
j." McCantS, Johns opinion of grand
mother; barrett Wright, What to do at
afirc; Walton Brown, The D]cinagoguc;
J"hn Ferguson, The rights of boys and
girls; YIN. Watts, Recitation, The Pal
mctto II the Pine; Archie Burnside,
Pure water; Allan Bark.dnlc, Rcputa-
ton; Leland Fricrson, Launching OF the
ship; Willie Jones, Progress; Williams
Wright, Der vine und der oak; Douglass
Pitts, Character of true ]olouucnco.
Then came a ScCnc on the Mississippi
as described by Mark Twain, by Dorroh
Ferguson, Pierre Elke and Barrett
Wright; The South faithful to her trust,
by JAS Craig.
Prof. crank Evans, principal of tho
Academy, introduced tho orator Of the
evening, Alb. Williams, thcgiftcd dit
or of the Grccnvillc Daily Nc5rv, a voung
man well known as a bold and original
writer, whose influence has already gone
far beyond the confines of South CrrolI-
ma. Tho speaker is altogether prcpos-
sosSinS in appearance, and while he did
not "chargc on Il cOrn.Stalk horse he
kept the undivided attention o: the au-
dicnco and gtvo tie young gentlemen
OF the academy Il sensible talk on prac
tical topics. "Thc ilOmcly Mem was
his subject.
The speeches were intcrporScd with
songs under the direction of Mrs. j. T..
Wilkes, assisted 10y Misses Hart,
Hammond and Harris, anG Mcssrs
Simpson and Wilkes, which con
trihutcd in no small dcgrco to
tho pleasures OF tho evening.
The boys did remarkably wen and al
though by reason OF sickness many wcrc
prevented from participating, all agree
that the OCCASION was II oiiutcrcst and
pleasure.
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Personal.

49,,
Am NIL, '
Mr.. Jack simpson, son of the Chict
Justice, is visiting in town.
Ed;,o. wallace ar ,h, \oul, ,,.
rc.' Was in the city for II few days last
week.
co w..,o,, ,,., ~, ,.o
yil,o u,. =, ,,w,, ,rnr..yi,n,uy l,a,
wc,k
ir' ann Mrs. J. =. ioid !''t '"''
lh"rS"aN Tor 'Ichh springs "NeFe 'iIcy
VIII 9pcli" severn" "ooNS'
Miss Anna MahltTrv. = ponuIor younr
lady OF this county is spcudiuw Il week
with lends hero.
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Joint Stock Brick Compnnv.

A Joint Stock Brick Manufacturing
Company was formed here somo time
ago with Il capital stock of five thousand
dollars. Mcssrs n. b. Dial, w. l.. Gray
II N. j.. Holmes wcro appointed a
committee to file declaration with tho
Secretary of the state for the purpose of
securing Il charter for tho company.
Mes5rs y. III. Martin, S. ID. Darlington.
j.. III. Sullivan, j. O.. G. Fleming, j. j.
Pluss, n. Is. Dial and DR.. j. II. Pool
were appointed directors. Tho charter
has been obtained and the organization
perfected by the election of S. ID. Car
linSton, Manager; w. l.. Gray, Sccrcta-
rS and Treasurer and now tho organ
ration ~ clOthcd with tho legal re-
quiromcnts Of II Joint stock company.
These gentlemen mean business, ma
chincrv has been ordered M work has
been commenced Tho object Of the
brick company is t. furnish Il million or
moro brick if necessary to tho Imurcns
Cotton Factory ut the usual market price
when the brick arc accepted by the fac
tory, those Of tho brick who
have subscribed to the cotton factory
may very properly have their subscrip-
ton credited with their pro rata share
of the proceeds from the salo OF the
brick.
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The protractcd lawsuit with Put

The protractcd lawsuit with Put
man and TumbIin was decided
again in favor Of Putnam.
We are informed that Mr. Andcr-
son Arnold, died last week. The
deceased was Il native of South
Carolina, but had moved to Miss.
several years ago. lie visited rel
aiiVts and friends in this county
last summer and anticipated COM
ing again this year.
Uncle Bob Moore, is in Texas
visiting, ii is hard to keep up with
him.
Though we have been so blessed
with rain. we l. getting uneasy
now, we have not had any of the
showers this week except q little
sprinkle.
Some colored chaps helped them
selves to w. b. Stoddards water
melons last Sunday while he was
gone to church. When tho Squire
came home he followed the tracks
until he captured the thieves, and
says that by tho appliance Of hick-
orys he settled the case right there
without troubling the merchants
and farmers to sit as jurors.
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scale, both OH education and very
interesting. At night the young
folks had q "HoWn party" which
was equally pleasant. The picnic
with its addresses and dinncr, and
tIn s0ciaDlcat night together maGr
our visit very enjoyable, and wo
hope to have the pleasure ofrc-vis-
ting tie pleasant "littlc city" Of
iIonoa Path. Very fine growing
crops were seen ON the road, better
than we have noticed for some
timc.an ola better kind.
The annual Eden picnic occur
red last Saturday the 18th, at cold
Eden" or w. II. Mahaffcy's resi-
dcnco, and proved to be as success
iui rs usual. About nine O'Clock
IN the morning people from every
Sldr began coming in and cuutiE-
G"u 50 Till there WAS large crowd
assembled, including old ii, we'll rs
young. Every ono was in high
SpiritS and expecting much enjoy
mont, which expectation was ann
ply hllri. Welcome greetings were
extended by one of oar young n,.1.
and of course Eel IVY all of our u.s. p-
! pie, aftrr whicl dinner was am
nounccd and a. we're welcome,
forward aud served in a manner
characteristic of Tia" Eden people.
" must compIimCn committed on
the courteous manncrin which they
distributed the luxurious dinner.
Aftcr dinner WAS uvcr the Young
folks engaged in various amu>r-
mCntS SONt' DlaVcl CrOuuct. SOIlr
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In MeIYiOrianl.
"Thc good die first,
And they whose hoartS AFRO dry AZ

NV. - '. IT,,
* u whhn. roan., - 1r,
Summer dust,
Burn to tho socket"
TIA h1,rL onr,I ,rdc,sh hoe ;,st go.
49, "''', '"' J"o' -
ltcu our community ana taken as It's
prey into Paradise ;hc spi"it OF ono who
nnl u wolComr rl,r. in thp bn,r,S Of o1
,L.
VIZ NM" "''' "'''o"''' 'c''''S" NA"
possessed so many womanlN and worthy
traits OF character, that were Won TO 500
uorir,vcl e..,rL or ou nov ,.;r, ro, ,,l
XIII; NE 49,. NV
NcllhES OF Il me that was very snort, YOU
"ould suppose that tho hond Of the GU
loriSt had pcnucl rOthiur but rnro-
r,i,,,,. ~ l., .., i,
''"' w. H"7'' 1"'p' ~ '"' """" "l
tho magician, In tho ceremonies of
sorrow and in tho cxDrcasiOES Of honor
10 tho d,aJ. tbo dnwnc,t r,c,. ord
49, ""'
!'oIH'"hci eyes bespoke the emotions OF
the heart in language moro expressive
and truthful lhnn can Inc nvinrcd NV
. ~
""''9' ~" H',""S'N INC "rcc"S'" was
unllC' with cords OF low" and friendship
to Tho hearts q: uS all. She had no nultS
r,r mo ,.,iIob .nl or,h, ,,ni,, at.
..;. 49,. -, i!''7 .'>
:" "hN"i', hU' cNjh INC !aiua'ioAS OF a
friendly culOGist could not c~Naggorato
Tho bcauticS or HOY uohlc uatirc Ycs
'',' -
u - |''I''H ''S :" ~" 'h'C my h'SI trlh'
ute OF ""s?oct in this manner should be
otl,c memory orouc oiusIly Goscrviuy
IL was my rood fortune 10 Enow thc d.
ceased. and can say of her thut | do
not bal!cvc She had nm enemy. In tho
language of the poet, ..Nonc knew her
but to love her, nor named. her Dut to
pruisc." At :hc hour. sad hour. of ono
o'clock ON Tuesday night, the I5;n inst,
tho immortal spirit orMiSs Mamie RclI
sailed ON invisible wings I, purudiso,
there to- await the buglc- blast OF tho
arch-anccl Gabriel. when the rood viii.
Join the iho host OF angels around The
snowy white throne Of the great Am.
The violent attack OF congestion proved
that Der Youthful form was not cuI.al TO
its poisonous influences, and that tbc
| Sickle Of time is not thrust amOuu NOR
| tails to reap ucrriv tho lipc blades Of
grass, but cuts down the yOuur and
! strorr n. wen.
The subject otthi$ notice was a younp
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29
The LaurCnS Agitation.
Negroes in a Bad Way. Forgetting the
Lesson of 1870.-Hoovcr Harrassed in
Hickory. -McCrary Missing. Reports
Exaggerated.


From tho most reliable information il
seems that the runlorS concerning the
strike contemplated by the laborcrs in
this county is without foundation, but
an organization has boon formed, stvl-
edithu "Co-opora,iv Workers of Amcri-
ca" particular o.: which are gwen else
whore by tho LaIrcnS correspondent of
tho News Courier. 1t is thought bv
many that the object of this society is
similar to the organization recently IN
existence in York county.
Those organizations wcrc formed i'm
this county and Spartanburg by ono
Hiram f.. Hoover, tho labor agitator,
who was shot recently at WarrcntOn,
Ga, for melting the negroes to riot ana
inccndiarism, who has shown up ut
Hickory, y. c., his home. n eve is
completely gonc and one sido of his faco
is pretty badly torn from shot that en-
tered 1t. Hoover was arrested as soon
as he made an appearance at Hickory
on an indictment found against him and
others for running their so called coop
cratiVc works without n license. After
llOOVcrle left this state, he was succeeded
by II negro from York county named
McCrary, who was u OF the band of
thieves who murdered young Goodc in
order to cover up their work, n full ac-
count OF which was given the readers OF
THE ADVERTISER ono weeks go. In
tho wholesale lynching which followed
this murder McCrnrY cScapcdand seems
not to haYo hccdod tho sulutary lesson
which the fate of his comrades should
have taught, but no took MP the work of
Hoover, and it is the opinion of many
ofthc most reliable and substantial cit
icons that tho midnight meetings meant
mischief, but that the object was not All
organized strike, but an organization To
commit crime and re >ist tho lava plot
to plumber. At Woodruff tho citizens
decided to arrest McCrary and thus
bring on n legal investigation, but when
arrested, no fought bitterly and succeed
cd in breaking tho arm of ono OF tho par
" sont TO make tho arrest, n also in
iicted Il severe wound in his shoulder.
But others succeeded in making tho ar
rest and no was carried out to ho oXam-
idcd and AS yot has not returned. Those
who took him say that after the oxami-
nation II was decided that they could
do nothing with him, so no was liborat-
cd. Just how that liberation occurred
is nowhere stated, bat McCrary has not
been seen again In Woodruff. Thus
without q loader tho negroes havc been
remarkably quiet, and wild minors
have ceased to float through tho air,
bringing fear and CONSERVATION TO tic
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YOUNGS' CROSS ROADS.

The harvest is about over and
the travelling threshing machine Is
COW on the wing. We hcarof some
fine crop OF grain being thrcshcd.
The cotton prospects are still good
although we arc needing some rain
at the present.
Mr. \. p. Young who has been
spending several months in Florida
has returned to his home near this
place. prclOW says Florida is Il
good country about in spots, and
has fine crops the present year, but
the musquitOs bills + too sharp for
Aim. Mr. j. ii. Compton, has pccn
quite sick, but We arc glad 10 note
is cOnValcScunt.
Mr. Jack Glenn, late of ireland,
but DOW of Jacks Township, has got
the best crop that he has had since
he left the old country.
We regret to learn Of tho death
of Miss Mamie the eldest daughter
of Mr. Billy Bell, at the residence OF
her father on the IJinst.
Mr. w. w. Green, our veteran
Machinist is adding to his saw gin
and grist mills, u first-cIass ccttor
seed mill, this is one step in the
right direction, and should be imi.
tatcd by maMy others, in this cOun,
IS.
The water melons crops will
doubtless be Il good one should the
seasons continue favorable.
Mir Up Pearson, is the boss hon
ely man OF this section he having
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29
Our Power Packet.
A Sermon on soltshness. -~Protracted Liti-
igatton Endsd' Justice ~Gtoddard at
Chamcrs. Death OF a Former citizen of
Laurens. Rain Needed.

Power is seldom SO highly favor
cd rs it was on last Sunday. Rev.
Graves l.. knight, filed an appoint
mcnt 10 preach, made by his friends.
Promptly at II o'clock no met Il
large audience in the Academy
building, and proceeded to dis
course on the subject Of Selfish
ness" basing his sermon on scrip
turc slot set his face toward Go
]Inorroh." His remarks were plain
and ~cmincntly practical and were
evidently accompanied by an unc-
ton from heaven. There was heart
in it, an element seldom found now
a days in the performances Of the
preachers who sccem to study to
suppress soul and elevate rhetoric.
we all feel thai we arc better men
and women by having listened TO
words so earnert and so well adag!-
cd to our spiritual needs.
Mr. Lewis Power, who has been
In feeble health for some timo is
mo- this week.
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military Hop on the 4th.

Numerous balls hare boon gotten up
hero on very short notice and couao-
quently some have not boon as complct-
w successful as they might otherwise
have been. Not so tho Military Hop to
DO given on tho glorious fourth. Am
pie time has been gwen and tho various
committees have set to work with tho
determination to redeem the reputation
OF Laurcns for entertainments or this
kind. Good music has oocn socnrcd
and 1T Is expected that tho social talent
OF our sister towns will contribute to
make the occasion memorable.
on tho morning OF the 9TH, n basket
picnic at Garrett's Spring and target
practice by thGGuards, to close with the
ball, Ii the program.
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excited populaCc, hut everything is
quiet; society is settled down, and the
little town of Woodruff and Indeed the
whole district of the recent agitation, is
mcr'S evening. 1t is true, ScVcral mill
tary companies have been formed
0monG tho whites for self pro-
lection, but not Tn" slightest a]pprchcu-
sion is now felt although tho negroes
arc undoubtedly well armed.
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Echoes from Edea.
Honea Path Picnic.-A Glorious Day at
Eden. Dealt of an aged Lady and Other
Matters of Interest.

Picnics are now in order. We had
the pleasure of attending the one
at the close of the iIonca Path
high-school, which occurred Satur-
day June 18th. This school is un-
der the charge Prof. j. Is. Watkins,
formerly of this county. The pic
mic was quite II success, Indicative
OF the interest taken in the school
by both teachers and patrons.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
a. G. Stcpp and Col. j. G.. Clink-
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Entertaining Guests In MEXICO.

When a Mexican lady opens her house
to company she does not feel bound to
provide her guests with III expensive and
abundant variety of refreshments. She
prcSumCs they como to dance. converse
II enjoy thClnSClvCs-nOt to diSCrimi-
nate between granZcLO frozen drinks
nmntccadas Gee crcams), Roman punch
and jcilics. and then complain to all their
friends and aCguIintancns the next day
that everything was s~cantily supplied and
wa8 50 stale that it made Thorn sick all
night. Tho MrXican hostess simply has
her servant hand around trays of glasses
Tiled with sparkling water or with SAM
gria-a very refreshing drauglt COM
posed OF equal portions of win and
water, with sugar al libitum and sufi-
Gent lemon juice to give it a lungent
flavor.
frequently cach glass of water is &C
compami"d By u porous stick or mass Of
crystal!iZcd sugar slightly favored with
lemon juice. Ii 0issOlvrS simultaneously
in water, aNorling a most grateful and
refreshing drink. These sugar sticks AFRO
known by different names in different
Mexican cities, being vuriously called
doladoS. cSpOnjGdos, azucarilos and PAN
alcs. M headaches or stomachic pains
arc caused by McXican tcrtulias. They
afford an excellent opportunity to tako
tcrpsichoroan exercise and get up an appc-
tito. Then everybody is free TO 20 homo
and take q late supper. a meal that cvcry
Mexican prefers to eat in his own house,
as he would rcnouncc the most richly
spread table at which etiquette would
compel him To keep his coat on his back
in favor Of his frijolia, Oceans cooked In
oiD and radishcs il his sllirt.-Kansas
City Times.
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Col. HiCc's Lecture.

"o have definitely asccrtained the
Following information concerning the
lectures Of Col james III Rice: Uo will be
in ,Laurohs to lecture, July LIST, at $50
l. NJ, in the Court House. At Clinton
Thursday 30th inst. at IL A NJ, instead of
at night rs announced i'm tho IIcrdid. At
Waterloo July End, at 10 a. IN. We be-
speak for this distinguished lecturer OH
common schools - rull attendance ut
each of the above points.
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hero on Monday night, with the follow
ing officers; y. Il. Dial, Pros: II. Y.
Simpson, Nico Pres; Directors, Il. w.
Bail, j. ID. Sheahan, ID VI Patton and II
w Anderson; Manager, j Il Johnson;
w w Bail, scorer.
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Lula Dcndy vs.. G.. l.. & S. railroad was
tried before Judge Hunt on Saturday.
This was IN actien for damages for Kill
ling n COW whilc the ROAD was being
built. l.. w. Simkins, Ball IL Watts, for
PlsintiH, and Ganhal and Holmes &
Simpson for Defendant. 1t has not yet
been decided.
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All the News from Waterloo.
Throshing Wheat for Dinner. In the Tolls
for Larceny. WE Girls Returning
Home .--Rough-on- Hawks. Would be In
cendiaries. Lawn Party. -Ba5e-Ball.
Col. Rico's Lecture.

One Of our farmers here, is n head
so far lin the way OF dlspoeing of his
whoat crop, he having had thrcSh-
ed, ground and cooked for dinner,
all done in the same morning. We
Of course don't know whether or
not it wa case of necessity, or
whether he wanted 10 sec how
quick he could dispose Of his little
crop.
Frank Rollin, colorcd, was sent
to Jail from this place by Capt. D..
w. Anderson, for stealing five dol
lars from ono Austin Cunningham
colorcd, about one year ago. 1t
seems that Austin, owed Frank, one
dollar for work, and give him the
livc-dOllar-bill to get it changed,
and instead of coming to this place
he crossed the river to COrCnaca,
and before leaving he also helped
himself to the best pair of pants
the old negro had, ana n new hat he
had just bought. The old man
kept quiet about the matter, not
even telling his employer anything
about il, thinking that he would
return again which he did, and up
on arresting him he confessed to
having acted wrong towards Aus
tin, and that he intended to return
the money to him. This of course
no II believed, and he was immc-
diately sent to iail.
All ofthe young ladies, who have
been attending school at Laurens
and Ninety six have returnedhome,
which makes the old town look
like itself once more, but from all
appearances some Of the boys will
be having more rum
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1t was duo u readers to call vhcir at
tention to the excellent display OF low
priced fine goods ut tho Augusta Cash
Co.'S store last week, but rs the music has
not ceased, We hasten to tell them to
consult our advertising columns and Mt
least SEQ the bargains before tho rush is
over.
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- A grand baseball tournament will be
given ut Greenwood on July 10th. 1t is
promised to be tho biggest of the kind
ever given in tho u~p-country. ENcur-
sion truiuS on all the railroads.
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a young man who is u relative OF Mr..
a. b. Shaycr, arrived IN Thursday from
Germany, having boon but l3 days from
"Fadcrland," and ms yet unablct to speak
ono word OF English. Ito will teach
German in Mr.. Shayor's family and as
Sist him in his store.
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Mr.. ii. q. Heath, an experienced ton
serial artist can be found ut CantCy's
hair dressing saloon at tho Robertson
Hotel for Il few wcoks. All who need Il
barber are referred to hir..
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Mr., w. II. Gilkcrson has purchased n
lot on Harper street noXt to MIR. Bow"n's
residence and has begun the erection dt
an elegant homo.
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Asplcndid chance to get n good bar
gain at GilkCrson'S this week. Exactly
as we say, Ladies hats ut soc, worth
81 80 to 81 90.
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Tho Eukosmiau Literary Society Of
Clinton College Will hole its annivcrsa-
ry celebrations III Wednesday (20th) night
at Clinton. A. G.. Jones, OF Ncwborry,
will dclivcrthc address, and S. G.. Byrd,
of Clinton, the honorary Grafton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29

Among tho 1872 students Of tho South
Carolina College, we notice the following
from Laurons; Senior Glass, William
Watts Ball; Sophomore, John Scaborn
Machcn; Freshmen, Larry Watts Boyd;
Law Student, Mason Langston Cope
land.
Mr.. Ball, who has just graduated was
tho statistician of tho class, and his
speech was especially mentioned by pa
pnrs as being full of wit and originality.
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A pleasant musicale was enjoyed by Il
party of young people at the residence
ui Mr.. Pluss on Thursday evening.
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Cano-Mills and all kinds of machinery
for sale at lowest prices by
BOYD IL ANDERSON,
B2g. IaurcnS, $. {.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29

Don't forget tho "Old Folko's concert
during court week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29

Mrs. Thompson has closed her schoo!
Mt Chestnut Ridge. The patrons of tho
school are anxious to rotaiu her as
teacher ncX year and 1t is probable she
will accept.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29

The new streets in Jersey AFRO being
macadoimisod and otherwise greatly
improved.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-06-29

Tho racket counters ut Gilkerson'
this week arc of SpecialintercSt.